@zombie182 wrote:
@dotazuredthe point is that this is not a bug or a technical problem, but rather a topic of discussion.
it would be a bug if you could not see any gloves at all
Who are you to have the final say if this is a issue or not?
This sub forum is for technical issues, bugs, other issues, problems and inaccuracies that are present in the game, this is one of them.
If you don't agree with it, just don't respond to the topic and leave it alone, as every time you reply to this thread it gets bumped and you contributing to the "issue" that you are so concerned about.
I would consider this an issue as the textures isn't accurate to what it is supposed to be, and by extension, justifies the current placement of this thread in this sub forum.
Just because you think otherwise, doesn't make it a non-issue.
@zombie182 Hamilton used these lime-green-yellow gloves as early as the Australian GP, and I would think that this would count as "early season".
It's not a bug, it's a visual inaccuracy, and thus belongs to this sub forum.
But by your logic no inaccuracies would constitute any reason to report, because Codemasters MIGHT fix it in the future?
Would you be of the same opinion if the livery that the Alpine was using in-game would be the time limited pink livery that was only being used for first three races?
FYI, said livery was being used at the same race week that Hamilton first (as early as I can see) used his lime-green-yellow gloves, thus making Hamilton's gloves being in use longer than Alpine used their current car livery.
The reason of this report is to highlight the inaccuracy in the first place, without it, it might not be fixed at all and risk staying inaccurate for the rest of the lifecycle of the game.
Inaccuracy = issue = something that needs to be fixed or addressed.
You really need to realize that you are not the sole judge of what constitutes an issue or not, regardless of the severity.
If you don't care about this report or topic, just leave it to those who do care as you are ironically contributing to drawing attention to it.
